Palimony (noun)

Money or support that a cohabiting partner may be entitled to upon the dissolution of a relationship.

Origin:

blend of the words "pal" and "alimony".

Examples:

1. The court ordered the man to pay palimony to his former partner.
2. She was awarded palimony as she had supported him throughout the relationship.
3. The palimony was determined based on the length of their cohabitation.
4. Palimony laws vary from state to state in the United States.
5. The concept of palimony is not recognized in all jurisdictions.